Cholera Raging in Europe Baffles Officials and Emigrants
London reports cholera spreading in Spain with official neglect of quarantine. The Daily News calls for a Spain fact finding envoy. New York notes emigrants fleeing cholera districts bound for America. Valencia sees real cholera with nine deaths at Pasbl de Rugat and rapid spread per Dr Candela.
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The
Daily News
Spain
Europe
New York
Mapgid
Spsia
Candela
Valencia
Pasblo de Rugat
Sailed for Love A Pretty Girl Sailor Found Dead
London reports a Pensacola born apprentice bailor Hans Brand died aboard the bark Ida. Officials discover the victim was a girl, possibly the same youth who cruised the ship in disguise seeking voyage fare and clues about life at sea. An inquiry will follow in Pensacola.
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Jack Tar
London
Hans Brand
Pensacola
Fla
Hare
Hans
Hagland
Beemred Ceepy
Pasage
England
Ida
Hero
Bsaet
Peneadola
Cobbler Attack In Alley Ends With Severe Eye Wound
In New Jersey street conflict cobbler Thomas McCoin and Robert Brewer clashed over shoe pay worth 50 or 75 cents. Brewer struck McCoin in the head with a club in an alley, inflicting a bad head wound before fleeing as a sergeant arrived.
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Mow Wounz Brewer
mcCoin
Thomas McCoin
New Jersey
Robert Brewer
Robert
Brewer
McCain
Robert Hald
State Board of Equalization elects officers at auditors office
The state board of equalization met at the state auditors office Monday and elected Gov. Alvin P. Hovey president Lieut gov Tra J. Chase vice president and J. W. Coons secretary. June 23 to 380 was set apart to hear statements from the railroads. Seven companies who had failed to file their reports were given until next Saturday to do so and if they fail they must suffer the penalty.
Arrests Linked to Burglary Robbery Case in Franklin
Everett H. Smith and Fenton Record were arrested at Lawrence at about 4 am by Deputy Shariffa Sean Lan and Langenberg on an indictment for burglary. Authorities allege they robbed Pickell's store at Osklanden Took Polson by mistake. Mrs. Ha Bowling and her 15 year old daughter in Franklin attempted suicide with arsenic Sunday, misusing it for calomel. they are dying.
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Everett H. Smith
Fenton Record
Lawrence
Shariffa Seanlan
Langenberg
Pickell
Osklanden
Polson
Franklin, Ky
Ha, Bowling
TRE School Election Shifts Board Yet Not Entirely
Voters reported a blue mood after a local school election with rumors of a Democrat German coalition failing to impact results. Garver beat Thompson by 181 votes and Galvin defeated Rupp by 242, while Vonnegut and Losper won with large margins. Board composition remains unchanged as terms for Frenzel Haughey Green and Conner expire next year.
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Hargeain
Garver
Galvin
Dr. Thompson
John Rupp
Friends of German
Clemens Vonnegut
J. W. Losper
Frenzel
Haughey
Greenstreet
Conner
Nerve and Nemesis: Major Carter Nabs Knox County Counterfeiter
John Wilhelm of Knox County, a festive nickel counterfeiter, was indicted by a grand jury, convicted, and escorted to Michigan City by Maj Carter and Deputy Marshall Conway. Carter and Marshal Dunlap interrogated him in the county jail but he refused to name the gang without a governor’s pardon proof, and was sent away after intense questioning.
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Carter
John Wilhelm
Knox County
Maj
Michigan City
Conway
Marshal Dunlap
Wilhelm
Fifty Miners Dead in Hill Farm Mine Explosion
A terrible mine blast at Hill Farm in Connellsville on Monday killed numerous miners. Fire damp caused the deadly explosion. Rescue efforts and details are limited as officials confirm many victims.
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Connellsville
Hill Farm
Hendricks Monument faces rush to finish by July first
A city project to unveil the Hendricks monument on July 1 has only 15 days left. The foundation is about half complete as the statue is set to be lifted from a back seating area by derrick, while Justice and the state stenographer observe the weighing of the stones and the process.
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Hendricks
Misa Justice
Weaighise
Basn
Shipper
Miss Justice
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area June 17 1890
Thea Weather lists Indianapolis and vicinity as cloudy with clearing periods and largely steady temperatures. Occasional rain likely during the night as conditions drift toward clearer skies by morning.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Juans
Indianapolis and surrounding leagues derail in erratic play
Indianapolis lost to Quincy 8 to 4 amid a field of chaotic errors led by Rob Schaub's three-bag miscue spree. The New York and Cincinnati circuits show weak team play while locals demand better coordination. Dolan slated to pitch for Indianapolis Monday.
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Quincy
Broderick
Patsy Tebeau
Cleveland
Chas. Green
Detroit
Tom Conners
Peru
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Muncie
Hikhart
Binffton
Bert Sob
Anderson
Marion
Elkhart
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chisago
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Brotherhood
Chicago
Buffalo
Terre Elaute
Burlington
Huaneville
Peoria
Sundsy
Wyansville
Terre Haute
Rochester
Syracuse
Schaub
Healy
Noblesville
Swift
Dolan
Beers, songs and temperance rally at Sim Coy park
Crowds of about 2500 visited Sim Coy park on Sunday for beer, baseball, and a temperance meeting led by Tom Doutney and his wife. A youth organ wagon drew a crowd as Mrs Doutney sang, and Doutney urged prohibition while collecting about $20 in a hat pledge.
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Tom Doutney
Jesus
Ms. Wheeler
Sim Cay
Dontasy
Day
Sim
Doutcey
Cey
Dontaay
Doutney
Coy
Schaub
Indianapolis
Fenta
Dout Ney
Hallo
Fenaga
Douinere
Infant Walker Sues Railroad For Damages Over Birth Defect
An infant girl named Walker, through her guardian, sues a railroad company in Loxton in June alleging her mother was shocked by a road accident before birth, causing the child to be born crippled and seeking damages.
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Reitrona
Loxton
Walker
Fire damages property in Rushville incident
Rushville Ind June 16 Special fire from a gas jet destroyed John Gantner’s saloon Sunday morning. Hull’s hardware stock damaged by water and Sargent’s photo gallery suffered about 1000 dollars in losses. Charles Newman attempted self harm on Sunday in an event described as a McGinty incident.
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Rushville
Ind
Gan
John Gantner
Hull
Sargent
Charles Newman
Governor Hovey Visits Mount Vernon to Promote Corn Growth
Gov Hovey will be at Mount Vernon all week urging corn cultivation and supervising farm matters. In his absence the Indiana state affairs will be handled by Private Secretary Roberts, who takes on full responsibility for the governor’s duties.
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Hoverts
Riergus
Gov. Hovey
Mount Vernon
Atete
Indiana
Roberts
Forty Natives Census Visit At County Jail
A census enumerator visited the county jail on Monday and was admitted. Although 33 inmates were present, he left with over 40 names. Several spoke, providing alias histories and names for the record.
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Sieak
Real estate market sputters as buyers hesitate
A frenzied inquiry pace masks scarce purchases as buyers offer well below asking prices. Agents report cautious sellers, with some buyers delaying until fall. Brewers’ activity briefly boosted confidence, but interest waned as spring faded and June typical dullness returns.
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SUN Man
Labor unions and local candidates stir in political race
The Central labor union denies endorsing any candidate for office and says its rules forbid endorsements. Dr Wagner pursues a ra g order amid Ed Conway’s push for the auditorship. Republicans tout a legislative ticket while Editor Grustla and McCoy seek nomination. Labor groups oppose Wilson Carson and Farrell for clerk, recorder and commissioner, but back others. Reichwein Ostermyer are named for commissioner, Feiblenan enters for criminal judge, a Labor Signal suggestion.
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Bob Groff Saya Tans
Central Labor Union
Saidhs
Tur Son
Wilson
Carson
Farrell
Poor Beaten by Plan in Mississippi Convention
A Mississippi canvass warns that Campbell's constitutional amendment may pass in the upcoming convention. It would grant two votes to homeowners and a half vote for each additional 80 acres of land, a scheme critics say favors rich whites and blacks alike, leaving poor whites powerless.
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Mias
Spl
Campbell
Aaea
Rew Nountdland tightens stance on Quebec rule
June 14 in St John Newfoundland premier William Wheeway demands the island right to legislate for the French population as on the rest of Newfoundland. He warns Hogland must concede to avoid rupture, signaling possible annexation to the United States. A Monday meeting of the board of trade committee will hear the election board report and appoint a secretary. In Cincinnati on June 16 retired millionaire George Shebby died Monday.
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Qtwell
Joans
N. B
William Wheeway
New Foundland
Hogland
United States
Board of Trade
Fair Marion tights photographed despite objections
Chicago June 16. Broadway manager Stevens and prima donna Marion Manola clash over a tights photograph during Castles in the Air. A flash shot drew mixed audience reaction as Manola denounced the intrusion and threatened action to protect her privacy and salary.
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the Herald
New York
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Marion Manola
Miss Manola
Manola
Stevens’ Paing
Hopper
Wipy
Mone
da Wolf Hopper
Mica Manola
Mise Manoa
Saama
Fragmented historical notices mix tragedies and protests
A garbled OCR summary reports multiple violent incidents and social tensions including drownings in Minnesota and Cincinnati sewer deaths, a fatal train collision in Chicago, abduction arrests in New York, anti Catholic and meat trade editorials, and a Harvard student fundraising drive for jamboree damages with most funds raised.
Indignant man seeks damages over molten iron injury
A man wearing a tan suit demands 25000 from Anapolis iron works for Albert McChester claiming an eye was ruined by molten iron from a poorly made mold. Court steps scene hints at a damage suit while town notices delay a saloon license meeting. Dewotyer joins Pex Green Grocery and wishes to sue friends.
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Henry Spaar
Court House
Tneiazapolis
Albert McChester
Dewotyer
Pex Green Grocery
N. Milst
Baseball Scores From Saturday's Games
Baseball reports detail several league results with Boston, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh among teams. Notable scores include Brooklyn 7 New York 6, Cincinnati 9 Cleveland 0, Philadelphia 3 Boston 0, Chicago 8 Cleveland 2, and Pittsburgh 12 Buffalo 2 in wet conditions affecting a Chicago Pittsburgh match.
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Rusie
Buckley
Lovett
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Powers
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Zimmer
Duryea
Keanan
McDermott
Boston
Philadelphia
Batteries
Clarkson
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Vickery
Clements
Arapira
Zacharias
Brotherbood
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Basa Hite
Grubar
Snyder
King
Farrell
Ferguson and Holbert
Errata
van Baltian
Cook
Crane
Vaughn
Knight
Jones
Pitteburg
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Buffalo
Arrord
Puttaburg
Batterine
Baldwin
Crose
Morris
Quinn
Gaffney
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Beeston
Hoston
Bestar
Kilroy
Swatt
Cunninnam
Croce
County Board Chooses Maidenly Commissioner Reveal
The county board of equalization including O Steehan the poet rad dstermyer Charley Robbins and Jon Flack met and selected Commissioner Reveal as president. Reveal expelled reporters, prompting a plan for private sessions by the board.
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O'Steehan
Raddstermyer
Charley Robbins
Jon Flack
Reveal
Numerous urban incidents spark disorder and health alerts
Several injuries from accidents and assaults are reported including a brakeman with a crushed left arm at Bushrod Indiana and a man robbed for seven dollars on Washington Street. A runaway child suffered a head injury and a man named Tim Flannery was badly hurt in a covered bridge collapse. Health officers note scarlet fever rising with dozens of diphtheria and measles cases. Community events include a Labor Day parade and Garfield park picnic, a monument unveiling, and a Knights of Labor concert. Several local figures face legal trouble or medical emergencies, while schools prepare for exams and public gatherings address Sunday desecration concerns.
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Bushrod
Ind
Charles Buchanan
Washington St
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Haywood
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Hendricus Monument
Aire
J. Whitcamb Riley
Indianapolis
Knights of the Arm
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Firet Presbyterian Church
Washington At
Charles Holman-Bisek
Roberts’ Park Church
Wadnesday
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Sacha Walker
Ida Sweenie
Anna Wilcox
Charles Haneen
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Meanaur Hall
Frank L. Gates
W. M. Nichols
Bart Fai Bleman
Leon O. Bailey
High Space Hall
Ssins
A. W. Brayton
Thomas Finn
S. West St
Shaffer
Fairview Park
Third Christian Church
Edson
Ford
R. N. Lamb
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Ritter
S. A. Peelie
Hanter
Whitney
Rondtaler
Coy
Widows Propose New Distribution Plan for Fire Relief Fund
Three widows of the Bowen-Morrill fire victims meet with Mrs Hoffman to oppose the current relief fund distribution. They demand $2,000 for each widow, $2,000 for Stormer children, and $1,000 for ten other children, totaling 43,000, with bond to court for care. They accuse the committee of misallocating funds and seek justice.
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Glenn
Glson
Andure
Jonea
Giena
Stormer
T1cgg
Iheriks
Death by own action frightful tragedy in Desih area
Sunday death by self harm in Desih, Michael Morris, 25 laborer, found hanged in rear stable at his home with rope from hayloft. He lived with his mother at 46 Pennsylvaniae Ave. Evidence unclear if drinking or illness contributed. Obituary-like brief notes on local death and suicidality.
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Hove
Cornomucs
Michael Morris
Pennsylvaniae Ave
Ro Csure
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